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General Category => Gallery => Topic started by: liraatvisuals on 2014-01-10, 11:36:00

Title: John Pawson Palmgren House Sweden Corona render
Post by: liraatvisuals on 2014-01-10, 11:36:00

Hi here our first test on Corona Render , the Palmgren House in Sweden by John Pawson.
Comments and critics are welcome.

www.liraatvisuals.com

Title: Re: John Pawson Palmgren House Sweden Corona render
Post by: RolandB on 2014-01-10, 11:43:45

Clean as usual with my friends of Liraat :)

Title: Re: John Pawson Palmgren House Sweden Corona render
Post by: liraatvisuals on 2014-01-10, 11:45:16

Thanks Roland!

Title: Re: John Pawson Palmgren House Sweden Corona render
Post by: zeitgeist on 2014-01-10, 11:48:29

Very nice work. I really like the mood.
Maybe you could add some more contrast to the foreground. It looks very flat and the surface is hard to read.

Keep up the good work.

Title: Re: John Pawson Palmgren House Sweden Corona render
Post by: nehale on 2014-01-11, 11:01:45

Very nice work, what was the render time and lighting set up?

Title: Re: John Pawson Palmgren House Sweden Corona render
Post by: The Pixel Artist on 2014-01-14, 18:35:42

Yes, very nice work!  The snow and background tree look very authentic.  It actually took me a few moments to decide if they were rendered or if you were using a photo plate!

Title: Re: John Pawson Palmgren House Sweden Corona render
Post by: liraatvisuals on 2014-01-15, 10:17:48

nehale :  render time 20 min settings just corona sky overcast 1 some post production with zdepth channel

Title: Re: John Pawson Palmgren House Sweden Corona render
Post by: lasse1309 on 2014-01-15, 11:04:17

great image!
great taste in architecture ;)

Title: Re: John Pawson Palmgren House Sweden Corona render
Post by: liraatvisuals on 2014-01-15, 11:11:14

thanks lasse !

Title: Re: John Pawson Palmgren House Sweden Corona render
Post by: crowinhand on 2014-01-15, 13:51:34

Looks very realistic, but post production could be done more carefully and accurately. I see brunches on the edge where snow and sky collides